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Selective forwarding of inbound internet email
Posted on 2006-07-07
Hello All,
Please let me know if there is an 3rd Party software i can use to forward inbound internet email with specific sender to a specific recipient.
E.g:
Userx@abc.com sends email to UserA@mydomain.com is forwarded to Userb@mydomain.com or UserC@externaldomain.com.
Outlook rules will work, but i don't wish to use it.
Raghu
Please let me know if there is an 3rd Party software i can use to forward inbound internet email with specific sender to a specific recipient.
E.g:
Userx@abc.com sends email to UserA@mydomain.com is forwarded to Userb@mydomain.com or UserC@externaldomain.com.
Outlook rules will work, but i don't wish to use it.
Raghu
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When this question has come up before, I have always suggested an event sink.
I haven't seen any third party applications do it.
Simon.
I haven't seen any third party applications do it.
Simon.
I am not a developer - I have this love hate relationship with event sinks and tend to keep well away from them.
There is a ton of information on writing event sinks on the MSDN web site. I don't think there is an example that does exactly what you want - don't forget that you will have to customise it for every email address that you want to capture.
If it is going to be a long term thing and done for many combinations then you might want to look at getting something written for you with an interface.
Simon.
There is a ton of information on writing event sinks on the MSDN web site. I don't think there is an example that does exactly what you want - don't forget that you will have to customise it for every email address that you want to capture.
If it is going to be a long term thing and done for many combinations then you might want to look at getting something written for you with an interface.
Simon.
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